The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-13
Accepted.
AN ANARCHIST WAKE.
Police Broke Up the Meeting Before
it Got Under Way.


it Got Under Way.
NEW YORK, Nov. I2-The New York
brethren of the executed Chicago Anarch-
lists held various meetings in their private
halls tonight to LET out their pent up wrath
over the death OF their friends. One of the
meetings was to have taken place in Flor
ence Hall, on Second avenue. Cabinet
makers Union No had engaged the hall for
the ostensible purpose OF a ball Early in
the evening the true character of the pro
gramme became plain when a committee
arrived with five plain collins and proceeded
to decorate the hall as for a funeral They
wers to hold We ke over representations Of
the biers of the bodies which Law in Chicago
The owners of the hall became alarmed and
notified the police He had let the hall for
a ball and was unwilling to have it used for
the purpose now intended. Capt. McCul-
lagh soon appeared on the scene
with fifty officers, retaining q reserve at the
station house near at hand to be used in
case of an emergency. He stopped the ar
rangements sunmaEjly. A crowd of $50
men, women aud children crowded around
the entrance of the hall and clalnored for
adm ttance They became noisy and
abusive. The Captain found ii necessary
to knock one Anarchist down, when he pro
tested too violently against the alleged
OBLIGED to move his force upon
the crowd aud disperse it, and midst the
curses and violent expressions of the "wake
holders the collins were seized by the
police, and safely deposited in tha station
house. No arrests were made.
HERR MOST AT a MEETING.
Over 800 hundred Anarchists met in
hall back of n saloon on Seventh street. Herr
Most was the drawing card. When that
disciple OF the faith arrived, he was greeted
with loud cheers, and led TO tho platform
by his admirers. The subject of Herr
Most's harangue was, The judi
cia murder OF our Anarchist friends
He opened in a low tone Of voice but
gradually warmed up with his subject, and
bis face Gscame reider and redder, and his
voice ascended into howl. Some Of the
choicest expressions and ideas advanced
were these. Ho began:
FELLOW ANARcB1sTs--I wish could express
IN language the sadness OF my heart which
e,.ieves Tor my devoted brother Anarchists gyhc
SO brevely met their death yesterday on the
gallows
all know.
Mould that knew their executioner. He
would not fare well ir this world
The death of our brothers has brought hun
drods 10 join our rauks; We have sworn to
have vengeance and we SHAH have IL
They. the capitaiistlc press, say Lining com
rntted suicide, They lie. He was murdered
and reported 10 have -ucided.
DO they want you or me 10 believe that bis
friends smuggled those bomba In TO him. | say
they lie They lie they lie.
y (irinnal periurer, thief, secured
witnesses who were willing to swear away the
ljyes Of seven innocent men.
Their blood cries TO heaven for vengeance,
aud IL shall not cry in vain
The day OF reckoning is approaching. Let
those who were Interested in the arrests, trial
aud in hanging beware when that debt shall be
paid point my finger at Gary, Bonticld, the
Judges OF the Supreme Court and that coward
Of Governor Ogiesby.